Reply to "Do you wear a cup for infield?"

kandkfunk1,000+ posts

My son hates the way the cup feels inside the pocket in the sliding shorts. It moves too much for him. He wears both sliding shorts and a jock strap with his cup. It provides a tighter fit and less distraction for him. I have never noticed jock strap lines through baseball pants. I guess it could be an issue if you like the "skinny jean" type of pants, but mostly what I see are pants that are not skin tight.

I really hope you take the majority of advice from this board and wear a cup. Good luck this season!

2/27/174:41 PM

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